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Intro
01:15
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2. |
Never Gonna Drink Again
03:32
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3. |
Shaking
04:17
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4. |
Contortionist
02:35
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5. |
Martian
03:08
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Rat King
03:18
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7. |
Nosferatu's Son
03:59
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8. |
Stone Cold Embrace
04:25
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9. |
Psychedelic Seppuku
03:11
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10. |
Chaotic Rat Mum
03:42
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11. |
Infestation
02:41
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13. |
Cold Blooded Killer
03:02
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14. |
Gooleygab
03:40
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15. |
Citizen Rat
02:53
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16. |
Rat Scat
01:48
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Citizen Rat Brisbane, Australia
Hailing from the deepest, darkest, dankest depths of the Sunshine Coasts sewers, Citizen Rat have clawed their way up out of
the darkness to live among common society. Using their powers of punk, horror and comedy, they hope to tear down the mundane walls of normalcy.
The Rat Race has begun.
... more
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